GE Vernova at ADIPEC will present power generation, grid modernization, and carbon reduction technologies at Stand 7135 in Hall 7 at ADNEC in Abu Dhabi. The event runs from November 2 to November 5, 2026, gathering industrial leaders and technical specialists.
During the exhibition, the company plans to display systems designed to improve electricity reliability and reduce emissions per megawatt hour. Joseph Anis, President and CEO of Gas Power Europe, Middle East and Africa at GE Vernova, outlined the strategic focus for the regional energy sector.
“Our presence at ADIPEC comes at a pivotal time, as the Middle East and other parts of the world continue to demonstrate how gas power, renewables, and grid modernization can work together to deliver a more secure and lower-carbon energy future. The forum provides an important platform to engage global energy industry leaders on practical pathways to meet rising energy demand while advancing sustainability goals,”
Joseph Anis, President and CEO of Gas Power Europe, Middle East and Africa at GE Vernova
Gas Turbine Systems and Electrification Portfolio
The company will display its H-class gas turbines, which support utilities and industrial facilities responding to shifting demand. These units support post-combustion carbon capture and hydrogen-blending capabilities of up to 50% by volume. Additionally, the presence of GE Vernova at ADIPEC includes discussions on integrating renewable resources and maintaining grid stability across the region.
The electrification display features synchronous condensers, high-speed motor technologies like the Integrated Compressor Line, and medium-voltage uninterruptible power supply units. The exhibit also highlights digital substations alongside specialized tools designed for grid stability.
Emissions Reduction and Software Solutions
Carbon management exhibits feature direct air capture systems, exhaust gas recirculation, and hydrogen-enabled gas power applications. Visitors can examine the GRiDEA portfolio of SF6-free switchgear alongside CERius emissions tracking software.
Utilities can explore GridOS orchestration software and GridBeats automation systems designed to maintain operational visibility across transmission networks.
Executive Presentations by GE Vernova at ADIPEC
Technical specialists from the company will deliver three dedicated sessions during the technical conference program:
- Rajesh Ananth presents on digital substations in the Middle East on November 3 at 2:40 pm GST in Capital Suite 20.
- Majed Sammak discusses combined cycle power plants with carbon capture on November 4 at 9:30 am GST in Capital Suite Room 8.
- Pegah Modaressi participates in a panel on grid modernization on November 5 at 11:00 am GST in The Exchange Theatre.
Regional Operations and Experience Center
GE Vernova has supported energy projects across the Middle East for over 90 years. These operations contribute directly to local manufacturing and economic diversification initiatives.
The Grid Automation and Software division is developing a Customer Experience Center in the United Arab Emirates. Scheduled to open by the end of 2026, the facility will use real-world scenarios to demonstrate how software and smart devices improve electrical operations from control rooms to field assets.
